What does roca in Romanian mean?

What is the meaning of the word roca in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use roca in Romanian.

The word roca in Romanian means rocă de bază, rocă cu inserții de fier, rocă, piatră, rocă, stâncă, cristal de rocă, rocă sedimentară, piatră, rocă vulcanică. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word roca

rocă de bază

(geology: solid rock)

Bedrock is a layer of solid rock beneath the surface of the Earth.

rocă cu inserții de fier

(rock with high iron content)

rocă

(stone mass)

O rocă uriașă se află pe deal.

A giant rock sits on the hill.

piatră, rocă, stâncă

(uncountable (hard substance: mineral)

Trebui să săpăm în piatră solidă.

We must dig through solid rock.

cristal de rocă

(mineral: clear quartz)

Rock crystal is mined in the Ural mountains.

rocă sedimentară

(rock formed from compacted minerals)

Limestone is a sedimentary rock, mostly formed from the shells of marine animals.

piatră

(rock)

ⓘAceastă propoziţie nu este o traducere a propoziţiei englezeşti. Peșterile se formează în rocă calcaroasă.

Use that stone there to hold the door open.

rocă vulcanică

(rock solidified on Earth's surface)

Pumice stone is a type of volcanic rock.

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